Yes...YES! But how does this jive with Matrix Online?

@CassandraSays: No. She'd just do what Palin did in the last vice presidential debate.

Bees. My God.

@Jonathan Daniel Brown: yeah those were pretty stupid

@Ceropegius: Hatshepsut

@FrankN.Stein: ...I had forgotten to take into account the existence of the cloaca.

They should finally explain what happened to Earth

@peon47: a place where the laws of both God and Men, can find no purchase.

@V: (in case it wasn't obvious I've been joking around with feigned shock in this thread after the point when CL posted a link demonstrating that this was, indeed, a famous old WW quote; I just thought we were joking around about passionate attitudes about comic book politics) :)

@Ceropegius: ...independent? She died penniless and insane, committing suicide by jumping off a cliff after a man spurned her. She was a poetry teacher who hit on her own students half her age. What kind of role model is THAT?!

@ExtensionOfBob: So you're saying that any and all references to "Lesbians" should be understood to refer only to inhabitants from the Greek island of Lesbos?

Use a picture of the *real* sandworms from the Scifi Channel miniserieses, not the cruddy puppets from that Lynch abomination.

I feel that Cobra Commander's assassination in the comics, by a gunshot through the head, is somewhat inappropriate given the current national climate.

@FrankN.Stein: I'm no Biology PhD, but I think *most* "Animals" have an anus or "digestive opening" as you call it, and I would be *shocked if this feature were limited to only "mamals" as you claim*

@Cyriaque Lamar: ....she actually says that? Wow. is that like a relic of the Golden Age kinkiness in the WW line, or does she say that in the modern era?

When I first read this article naught but 5 minutes ago, the title was "Great Hera! Wonder Woman TV show to air on NBC!"....now, literally 5 minutes later, it has been changed to "Suffering Sappho! Wonder Woman to Air on NBC!"

dude....why not *the Thylacine*? attempts have been made before, which have large possibilities of success or at least they did (given that the Thylacine died out in the 1930's and we even have footage of a few survivors in zoos)

This sort of thing has happened before; back in the 1300's, when Europe didn't really have much in the way of "sciences" (particularly bad time in the Dark Ages) but the Ming Dynasty in China kept fairly good astronomical records, saying that there was what we today would recognize as a supernova...*so bright* that…

Shoot 'Em Up did the same thing, BETTER, and with Monica Bellucci

@TheDarkWayne: it came to the point that 1 - his body was so ravaged by Venom he needed it to just stay breathing, and he was a bedridden invalid, and 2 - he wasn't even physically capable of mixing the chemicals anymore, so he had to tell someone else how to make it.